Master in Applied Economics

The University of International Business and Economics in Beijing is a national key public research university founded in 1951, known for its strong focus on economics, management, law, literature and science. With just over 16,000 students and more than 3,300 international students, UIBE blends rigorous academics with an international outlook. The campus culture emphasizes the motto Erudition, Honesty, Endeavor and Perfection and offers vibrant student life in China s capital, where internships and global networking opportunities are within easy reach.

Academically, UIBE comprises 15 schools and a Graduate School, and it offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programs, with nearly 47 distinct program areas. The university has a long history of international collaboration and partnerships with over 160 overseas institutions, plus a unique undergraduate campus in Israel for business administration. Research, professional training and industry connections make UIBE a strong choice for students aiming to build careers in trade, finance, policy and global business.

Practical support for international students includes on campus and off campus accommodation options, from Huibin House and the Huicai and Huide apartments to nearby long stay hotels. Daily rates for on campus options are affordable and campus services assist with visas, orientation and academic advising. Prospective students seeking a globally oriented education in Beijing will find UIBE a professionally focused environment with ample resources and clear pathways to internships, research and international exchange.

The Master in Applied Economics at University of International Business and Economics is a Master program in Economics. It is taught in English and can be completed in less than a year.

The program teaches microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics, and helps students develop skills in statistical analysis and research methods. Students work on projects and presentations to apply their knowledge.

Graduates can work as Economic Analysts, Policy Analysts, Market Researchers, Financial Economists, or Business Development Managers, and find jobs in government, finance, or research institutions, such as think tanks or economic consulting firms.